Belcher’s Sea Snake

The Belcher’s sea snake, also known as the faint-banded sea snake, is one of the most venomous snakes in the world. It is usually found in the Indian ocean and it has a potent toxin that can kill a person in just 30 minutes.

Inland Taipan Snake

In just one bite, the venom of the inland taipan snake could kill 100 full-grown men. Usually preying on small animals like rodents and birds, this snake is known for its accurate strike. It typically waits for its prey to die before eating it.

Beaked Sea Snake – venomous snakes

The beaked sea snake is accountable for 9 out of 10 deaths from sea snake bites. It usually thrives on murky water, mangrove swamps, and rivers. It is naturally aggressive and usually feeds on shrimps and catfish.

Common Krait

Distinct for its thin white bands, the common krait is a neurotoxic snake. It is usually found in the rural parts of India particularly in West Bengal.

The Philippine Cobra

The Philippine cobra is also known as the northern Philippine cobra. It is highly venomous and is usually found in the provinces of Mindoro, Catanduanes, and Masbate. The venom of the Philippine cobra is a neurotoxin that leads to respiratory paralysis.

Indian King Cobra

The Indian cobra is one of the four snake species responsible for most of the snakebites in the country. The venom of the Indian cobra is both classified as a neurotoxin and cardiotoxin. It causes damage to the nerves leading to paralysis of muscles. Victims of its bite could die either of respiratory paralysis or cardiac arrest.

Russell’s Viper

Dubbed as one of the most dangerous snakes in Asia, the russell’s viper kills thousands of people every year. Its bite could lead to a myriad of symptoms including pain, vomiting, swelling, and even to kidney failure.

Black Mamba

Typically found in South Africa, the black mamba is considered to be one of the deadly snakes in the world. It can move up to 12 mph and feeds on small animals. When threatened, it can strike even at 4 to 6 feet away.

Black Tiger Snake

The black tiger snake can only be found in Tasmania. It is usually active during the day except during colder seasons where it typically becomes nocturnal. It preys on small animals like frogs and lizards. A bite of a black tiger snake could lead to paralysis and breathing problems.

Rattlesnake

Famous for the ‘rattle’ at the end of its tail, rattlesnake can easily be found in North and South America. It kills its prey through its hemotoxic venom. They rarely bite humans unless they feel threatened.